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Technology unimaginable at the time of the nation's founding now poses stark challenges to America's core constitutional principles. Policymakers and legal scholars are closely examining how constitutional law is tested by technological change and how to preserve constitutional principles without hindering progress. In Constitution 3.0: Freedom and Technological Change (Brookings Institution Press, 2011), Governance Studies Senior Fellow Benjamin Wittes and Nonresident Senior Fellow Jeffrey Rosen asked a diverse group of leading scholars to imagine how technological developments plausible by the year 2025 could stress current constitutional law. The resulting essays explore scenarios involving information technology, genetic engineering, security, privacy and beyond.
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First off very far from sleeping 18 people! Sleeps 8 at most and barely any room to place air mattresses. The kitchen had barely any cooking supplies. The "grill" is tiny and you have to share with neighbor not to mention it was right where you parked the cars. The pool and play set was nice but the cabin itself meh. I wouldn't go there again. Also told it was a mile from a wal mart and tablerock lake and that was a lie.
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Overall it was fine.
Family and I stayed for an extended weekend. We've been visiting Branson for decades and have stayed just about everywhere. Stonebridge is our favorite, having stayed there at least 10 times in the last 3 years. Wonderful, quiet and clean resort. Kyle's place was no exception....and he was responsive and great to work with. He even went above and beyond by working with his cleaning crew to locate a speaker I had left in the lodge and coordinated getting it mailed to my home! Thanks Kyle!
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A Cozy Master Bedroom in a Renovated Building from the 40's: Our guesthouse is located in Mar Mikhael, Achrafiyeh, a Trendy area with many Restaurants and Art Galleries. We are 10 minutes walk from Downtown Beirut with easy access from the Main Highway.
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An authentic guesthouse that makes you experience Beirut differently. It has several Rooms including Private Bathrooms with daily cleaning. Each Room is very unique in its decoration and mood. A spacious Living with two Balconies are accessible for Guests to have Breakfast and to sit and enjoy the House.
The Yellow Room is a cozy room suitable for a single person or a couple.
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You will be given a 4 digit code to access the building and two keys to access the house and the room.
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My Wife and I live in the floor above. We will be more than happy to assist you during your stay.
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text: Which Military Vehicle Would Make The Most Badass Daily Driver?Raphael Orlove4/11/13 11:30amFiled to: Question of the DayMilitary VehiclesQOTD2951EditInvite manuallyPromoteDismissUndismissHideShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Cool as they look, many military vehicles are actually terrible to drive. Some of them, though, we really do want to daily drive.We got the idea for this question when reader TurbineGuy started talking about the truck he'd driven in the service when we were last talking about the Hummer brand. I drove HMMWVs in the army, and never wanted to own one as a result. The only positive aspect to them IMHO is the fact the H1s were diesel-powered whereas the H2 & H3 were gassers. Had either of those two had a diesel option, I probably wouldn't have thought of them as wasteful penis-extensions. TheMythIsReality also chimed in. Advertisement As a former motor pool guy, I agree about not wanting a HMMWV after driving several. The LMTVs and Hemmits though...... I blame driving those for me getting into trucking after the Army. So now we wonder, what military vehicle would you want to drive every day? Those of you with experience behind the wheels of these things, please set us straight. Photo Credit: Elliott Plack Sponsored Reply295 repliesLeave a reply


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Most of us can't go anywhere without our mobile phones, but I've found the ultimate in iphone luxury.
This is an icushion it's a pillow that squishy and looks like the real deal. It even has the Apple logo on it. The guys over at Korea's Early Adopter Shop are offering the iCushion for 19,800 KRW. Which is around $17. It's cute and probably quite comfortable to lay your gaming head on.
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Currently they only seem to be available in Korea. Check the link in the article for more info.
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The completely arbitrary skatepark setting makes the message a bit forced, but I get it.
Also, reminds me of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ahg6qcgoay4
I completly agree and I thought about that one as well + the Axe commercial with the camoflaged girls in the room.
The puppies spot was easy. The other two got me. The only problem with these commercials is that they are pretty short (intentionally, of course) and consumers who don't get them on first viewing - which is very likely to happen - will just reject them as weak, pointless, etc. Viewing them online is better as you can play them repeatedly.
I actually fell for this hook, line and sinker, though agreed with the commercials being too short, I can imagine a lot of people may need repeat viewings to get the message


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That's Tora, Tora, Tora for the South Africans today.
it's that Lara/Chanderpaul combo. Very exciting beginning.
It's good to see Lara come back. He pretty much did what no one else could do very early in his career, and then just lost his motivation because there was not much else to prove.Look out for the Pakistan side in this World Cup, for they have the best talent, but unfortunately don't always come out to play like they can.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.comments2016-06-16T18:47:30.374+01:00Priest With A CauseShintarhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-87766714286486037302016-06-16T18:47:30.374+01:002016-06-16T18:47:30.374+01:00Awww man, I'm going to save that! :D Sad to he...Awww man, I'm going to save that! :D Sad to hear that you feel that you're done with Kronos; you've been a huge asset to its community. Either way, all the best to you too!Shintarhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-54043089107528867532016-06-16T11:30:59.545+01:002016-06-16T11:30:59.545+01:00I always wanted to draw something using your blog ...I always wanted to draw something using your blog as inspiration. Now I think I'm done :) . http://kronoswowcomics.thecomicstrip.org/comics/127

I wish you well.Tekai Ensiremhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-90729576659106874862016-05-22T22:04:32.129+01:002016-05-22T22:04:32.129+01:00The final group quest doesn't even reward any ...The final group quest doesn't even reward any kind of item, just a few silver.Shintarhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-1052740854146033832016-05-22T19:48:23.344+01:002016-05-22T19:48:23.344+01:00The confusion may come from the (Green) quest rewa...The confusion may come from the (Green) quest rewards being rather bad pre-Cata compared to the work you had to do for them, at least at the recommended character levels (before Cata, the whole chain was available at level 11, making for a rather awkward twinking level ) so certainly by Wrath people generally didn't do the Quest anymore, especially as the way to deal with the boss solo was to kite him into the guards at X-roads, which again is something people hardly ever did in the time of the LFD tool and such.
Was fun to me though ;)firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-43607890269649441392016-05-22T08:41:01.830+01:002016-05-22T08:41:01.830+01:00Well, according to Wowhead it still exists post Ca...Well, according to Wowhead it still exists post Cataclysm and is even marked as a group quest, though (surprise, surprise) people are now soloing it easily of course.Shintarhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-90164293255174942552016-05-22T02:27:27.327+01:002016-05-22T02:27:27.327+01:00I think Counterattack was removed by the time Wrat...I think Counterattack was removed by the time Wrath came along, as I don't recall it at all.

Sounds like a fun little bit of craziness.Redbeardhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-36085736887446939812016-05-12T11:34:17.396+01:002016-05-12T11:34:17.396+01:00I vote for man-babies who couldn't be bothered...I vote for man-babies who couldn't be bothered to let someone else have some fun.
Redbeardhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-78761398559693360422016-05-08T14:08:20.954+01:002016-05-08T14:08:20.954+01:00Ah, pet taming. I remember wanting a rare pet, I ...Ah, pet taming. I remember wanting a rare pet, I tried to tame a ghost saber in Dark Shore and failed several times (after making all the effort to spawn them), all the while not realizing I couldn't tame something higher level than me. ( was level 19 and they were all level 20. Oops. Vanilla lesson learned. I went on and leveled to 20 and came back an got my ghost saber.

She was my main pet up to the ability to tame exotic pets was put in the game and the Devilsaur became the pet to have.

I do agree about learning new pet skills. That was not a good implementation, especially with the limit of three pets in the *stables* and only one pet with you.

So many fun adventures, though, because these mechanics kept you out in the world. Whether it was to get The Rake (the irony of your screenshot) for his fast attack speed, or Humar just to be able to boast, hunters had plausible reasons to be out and about.Pallaishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-55499041735326125442016-05-06T06:34:07.824+01:002016-05-06T06:34:07.824+01:00That seems like a reasonable way of putting it. I ...That seems like a reasonable way of putting it. I certainly wasn't hardbroken when they made each individual change (removing ammo etc.) and the arguments for each one seemed reasonable. But going back and seeing everything that was removed again, I can't help but think: WoW, this was so much more fun.

Personally I really missed mana, ammo and pet levelling for some reason.Shintarhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-47455596565067776152016-05-06T00:19:37.053+01:002016-05-06T00:19:37.053+01:00Yeah, I think hunters lost the most in Blizzard...Yeah, I think hunters lost the most in Blizzard's streamlining of the classes. The thing is that I do think hunters had an excessive number of fiddly bits, and if you look at each individually, there's an argument to remove it.

Only removing *all* the fiddly bits was way too much. I especially miss pet happiness and loyalty levels.

I wasn't a fan of the way you learned pet skills though. That was a little too opaque, and I grew attached to the pet, and then was unhappy about having to release one back into the wild to learn something new.Rohanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-42788644482063414222016-05-04T17:29:30.750+01:002016-05-04T17:29:30.750+01:00I was quite surprised by just how tough the NPCs w...I was quite surprised by just how tough the NPCs were! But alas, complete ignorance is something you can't bring back. I did have a match that lasted nearly 3 hours the past weekend, and people on both sides were quickly losing the will to live, lol.Shintarhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-36928299769775448482016-05-02T16:11:04.170+01:002016-05-02T16:11:04.170+01:00Also, since I appear to have lost my other comment...Also, since I appear to have lost my other comment, it's important to remember that the NPCs were all pretty serious. Especially once they'd been leveled up a bit with armour scraps.

Especially because so much of the population was still leveling (and AV was amazing xp and gear upgrades from quests/rep levels). So it wasn't a case of "40 on 40 max level characters".

But yeah, the NPCs weren't easily soloable (or duoable really). When I was on my rogue I would often be assigned to "guard duty" where I'd sit in stealth near critical graveyards. Sometimes I wouldn't even fight the people, I'd just sap them and let the guards clean them up.

And that's for the graveyards. The towers had the "Lieutenants" which were even tougher.Bnehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-39353271786154397122016-05-02T16:02:39.259+01:002016-05-02T16:02:39.259+01:00It was a bit of both actually. People seem to for...It was a bit of both actually. People seem to forget that the modern era of "we know everything about everything" wasn't always true. Everything was kind of up in the air back then (what stats to focus on etc), including the "best way" to win AV.

But also, AV had some of the best (arguably the best) weapons available to non-raiders. The Unstoppable Force was on par with the legendary Arcanite Reaper (and didn't cost the massive amount of gold that the reaper cost) for Warriors/Paladins/Shamans etc. As well as the blue axe I used on my fury warrior. So people were pretty motivated to win. Also the Ice-Spear for a win would carry you to 60+ easily.

Also, it was single server at the time, and we were a PvP server. So AV was "srs bsness" for us all (at least on horde side) since we hated to lose to those blue devils. The 24+ hour matches were pretty strictly weekend affairs though. During the week it was rare for the game to take more than 2-6 hours.Bnehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-48678257149832890312016-05-01T12:45:52.091+01:002016-05-01T12:45:52.091+01:00I think pet collection was more of a minority purs...I think pet collection was more of a minority pursuit back in the day... the other stuff I think I covered under reputations, professions and making money. :)

My own time in original Vanilla was only fairly short as BC came out not long after I hit 60, so I'm still discovering a lot of things that are new to me too.Shintarhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-59519468102936191102016-05-01T12:05:21.405+01:002016-05-01T12:05:21.405+01:00Good write up. You could also add in grinding for...Good write up.

You could also add in grinding for pets, Un'goro soil to get Reputation for your tiger mount as a Gnome, farming specific mobs for specific recipes and drops, and all this supplying the 'hardcore' part of the player economy (somebody has to hunt down those black lotusses, or farm resistance gear).

Speaking of which, something people tend to forget is that back in Vanilla (though it was similar in TBC and of course stayed that way for twinks, at least till heirlooms) not only offered five mans often Sets and (rare as heck) epics, a lot of the pre-AQ raid gear had heaps of Resistance on it - which meant that 'lower' items were often as effective if not more effective than Tier esp. if you were one of those 'lucky' people that played things like a DPS Warrior.

It's not only where the 'clown suits' came from - only a clown would run about in full Tier as a DPS Warrior - but also kept things 'honest': 'Raid gear' was both more identifiable and more equal to rewards from other pursuits, due to the way its item budget was spent.

As a side-note, as a Blacksmith there are several additional Quests to do :) On top of my head there is the Fiery Gauntlets recipe from UBRS and the Demon-forged gear from Winterspring. Crafters in general can find plenty of unique patterns in Dire Maul (which also features additional Blackmsithing Quests/Book turn-ins) and another fun fact is that Dark Iron Ore - used to gain Thorium Rep - is not only present in BRD but also in Searing Gorge and Burning Steppes (not much, but still).

Sorry for the long post but I loved the original 1-60 content to firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-52178186380494185152016-05-01T10:05:17.066+01:002016-05-01T10:05:17.066+01:00Interesting proposition! Doing too much of a thing...Interesting proposition! Doing too much of a thing (say quests) in a short amount of time just leads to boredom or burnout faster I guess.

By the way, while writing this I came across this interesting article from 2012 which covers the same subject but also includes the raiding part.Shintarhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-66960087142255548862016-05-01T10:02:29.742+01:002016-05-01T10:02:29.742+01:00It's interesting because I've seen people ...It's interesting because I've seen people argue that slower doesn't equal better, and I would generally agree with that... however faster doesn't automatically equal better either, and with WoW I just found that there was a point where things became so fast as to lose all meaning for me; everything just became another task to be rushed through within minutes.Shintarhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-28551714546754530992016-05-01T06:37:28.970+01:002016-05-01T06:37:28.970+01:00The revelation here is that the game does not get ...The revelation here is that the game does not get better if you speed it up while adding more content. (Which at first seems likena reasonable assumption)

Doing 10 quests in 10 minutes is not better than 1 quest in 10 minutes. And the reason for this is that quests in MMORPGs are necessarily too similar.

You do not (what Blizzard thought) slow the game down because you cannot produce enough content. You slow the game down because that is the only way to have enough varied content - varied enough to keep the player's mind busy.

Good write-up!Nilshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-23626667855900771312016-05-01T05:08:54.029+01:002016-05-01T05:08:54.029+01:00With combat taking so much longer as well as trave...With combat taking so much longer as well as travel and other obstacles in the way, just working on clearing out your quest log could keep a casual player busy for weeks.

This.

When I leveled Q back in 2009-2010 as a Holy Paladin (until, say, Dragonblight or so), it was an adventure. Grinding through the Old World zones, especially in the 40s and 50s, took a long time. Eventually the urge to venture into the Plaguelands became too great and I made a mad dash to Light's Hope Chapel when I was L54 or so. I didn't know where the Chapel was, only that it existed, and that 45 minute dodge and hide and RUN-RUN-RUN event was among the scariest moments I had playing MMOs.

And yes, I used crafting to generate my money up through L45-50, when the questing rewards got high enough that they were able to supplant crafting as the gold maker for me.

Spot on, Shin.Redbeardhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-36793776680588286672016-04-25T20:56:24.885+01:002016-04-25T20:56:24.885+01:00It sounds cool, I just don't see how that kind...It sounds cool, I just don't see how that kind of thing would happen unless a large portion of the raid group is weak and clueless about what to do, or the complete opposite - both sides being extremely strong and organised. In all the matches I've joined, people tended to take bunkers and towers reasonably quickly - it was only around the final bosses that things tended to stall for a bit.Shintarhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-22041004254052114062016-04-25T20:53:27.823+01:002016-04-25T20:53:27.823+01:00How many times did you re-write this? I got so man...How many times did you re-write this? I got so many comment notifications I thought I'd gotten reddited or something. :P

I have written a couple of posts about dungeons... but instances really don't mesh as well with the casual playstyle I've adopted for this. Doesn't mean I can't appreciate them for what they are; I just can't talk as much about content that I don't get around to doing very often.

Also, as someone who's always had a penchant for getting lost in non-linear dungeons (especially back in the days before dungeon maps), I'm not as much of a fan of those. :PShintarhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-74257787965883660472016-04-25T16:51:25.617+01:002016-04-25T16:51:25.617+01:00One of my favorite things about 20 hour AV matches...One of my favorite things about 20 hour AV matches was the "tide" action that would happen. At certain common times you could make (or lose) a lot of progress based on your time zone.

I was in a PST guild, so we'd deliberately try to get into the match at around 3pm our time. Take an hour to get setup, and then really push right at 4pm PST...cause that was 6pm EST and you could count on the EST people having to log for dinner. We knew we could count on at least a 15 minute window where the other team would be dealing with the turnover and we could get some objectives done and/or even get to the general.

Of course our top raid guild had a raid at 7PST, which meant the other team knew they'd get some licks in while we were in turmoil.Bnehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-57216393427171073602016-04-25T12:03:11.229+01:002016-04-25T12:03:11.229+01:00(cont) However, there is more to it, more than ju...(cont)

However, there is more to it, more than just having the possibility to choose what to kill and what to skip, what to do and what to avoid doing. Classic dungeons are also very flexible in terms of the group itself. Without having the advantage of additional levels over the nominal range of a given dungeon, without being obscenely overgeared for them, there is still the option of doing the vast majority of dungeons (at least partially) with only 2-4 people. An option which wasn't there for the BC era heroics, for instance. The requirements of group composition itself are rather lenient too. While definitely helpful, having great CC potential is hardly mandatory. Suboptimal compositions (hybrid dps; druid as healers; running 2+2+1 or 2+3 instead of the canonical trinity of 1+1+3) are okay for the overwhelming majority of dungeon content. There are extremely few examples of encounters which require the presence of certain classes (e.g hunters/priests/locks for Valthalak), or ban the presence of other classes. Classic dungeons are very much free-form, in more than one way, and it's hard to keep a straight face while denying their appeal.

And yes, you really should have a dedicated blog post about them at some point, silly pally. :firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-56957768314863343082016-04-25T11:55:04.663+01:002016-04-25T11:55:04.663+01:00(cont) People like to reminisce the 6h long epic ...(cont)

People like to reminisce the 6h long epic voyages through BRD, but the fact of the matter is that those (in)famous runs were an aberration which only happened a decade ago, when most people were utterly clueless. A full BRD clear only takes 3-4h (at level 55+, because level ~50 folks simply cannot kill everything in there), but doing a full clear is definitely a case of "doing it wrong", as it follows. You can do "arena runs" at level 52+ (Ring of Law, with or without Roccor), you can do a "key/quest run" at level 52-54 (Bael'gar/Incendius/Fineous/Loregrain/tavern, although most groups will append the arena event to it), Alliance players can do a "Jail Break run" at level ~55 (most groups also append A Shred of Hope to it), you can do "Emperor runs" at level 55+ (either by jumping into the lava, or by taking the longer Angerforge/Argelmach/tavern/The Seven route; both routes include Magmus), you can do "challenge runs" at level 60. Some people do "attunement runs" without killing a single boss in there, miners and enchanters do "forge runs", blacksmiths do anvil runs". As for LBRS, my favorite dungeon throughout the entire history of WoW, one can skip bosses freely (killing the end-boss, Wyrmthalak, only requires killing Smolderweb, and potentially Crystal Fang too, a rare spawn), can skip entire parts of the dungeon due to its very layout. All of Blackrock Spire with its intricate vertical expansion is, along the aforementioned BRD, the pinnacle of dungeon design, mindbogglingly awesome layouts which haven't been matched ever again, despite being a decade firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4659326122793396570.post-77156581463104035502016-04-25T11:23:45.581+01:002016-04-25T11:23:45.581+01:00Hm, reasons to stick to Classic. Allow me to add m...Hm, reasons to stick to Classic. Allow me to add my own: dungeons. As in "any instanced event that isn't tuned for groups of 20+ people". Oh, I liked the BC heroics - specifically their "not yet butchered" pre-2.1 versions. I liked them a lot, but for different reasons than liking Classic dungeons. The latter are, by and large, the most remarkable paradigm that Blizzard ever used for their pre-raid PvE content.

Sure, Classic does have "dungeons on rails", as I jokingly call them. Look at the starter ones: RFC (completely linear), WC (mostly linear, although there's still a choice to be made as to the order of killing the druids; the sole optional content is Kresh), DM (mostly linear, only has Cookie and the rare spawn, Miner Johnson, as optional content), The Stockade (completely "linear", technically, as every group that runs it kills everything in there), SFK (completely linear), BFD (completely linear, although every boss other than Kelris is optional), RFK (completely linear for Alliance, although every boss other than the rare spawn, Halmgar, is optional; Horde has the logistical advantage/option of being able to do Ramtusk runs). However, even some of these "lesser" dungeons will offer the choice of content. One may simply opt to do all WC/DM quests in a single run at level ~20, another one will make good use of the possibility to complete the pre-entrance quests at level 15-16 by tagging along 1-2 email@example.com


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It is 1856 and Spiritualism is at the height of its popularity. Molly Pinner has left behind her childhood in the Preston slums and inherited her late aunt Florrie's mantle as Preston's most successful medium. It soon becomes clear that her aunt was something far more cunning than a magnet for the spirits of the dead, but Molly puts aside her qualms and takes well to her n ...more
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Aug 01, 2009 Ann rated it did not like it · review of another edition
I think one of the worst books I've ever attempted to read. The book takes place in Victorian England but the characters have 21st century morals and way of looking at life. Absolute rubbish!!!!
Jan 13, 2009 Vivienne rated it it was ok · review of another edition
Shelves: historicalromance
In terms of 'stars' I'd probably place it at 1.5 so have given it 2. I didn't not like it. I've certainly read worse but it didn't fulfil the promise suggested by the book blurb. It was a selection for a reading group.
While this was an easy read I was not at all impressed with the book on a number of crucial levels.
While the book is rich in historical details such as the 'Language of Flowers', there seem to be a number of anachronisms including aspects quite central to the plot such as Spiritua ...more
Mar 30, 2015 Scheherazade rated it really liked it
At first I was disappointed with this book. The plot line and subject were not going in the direction I wanted them to. Then I persevered and was rewarded with good storytelling. Romantic and well told, though I wish there had been a bit more tension before dramas were resolved. Hence one star short of a full five. Read it, the prose moves nicely and the story has grace. Will we have more of Molly's adventures?
May 06, 2013 CuteBadger rated it did not like it
I really wanted to love this - Victorian spiritualists, the rise from working class to higher on the social scale, marriage etc - but I really didn't. None of the characters seemed at all Victorian, the was no sense of place, some characters seem to change their personalities more often than they change their clothes and it felt like the author had started out in one direction with at least one of the characters and then went another way, but without going back and making them a coherent person. ...more
Jul 18, 2009 Deirdre rated it liked it
Shelves: fromlibrary, historical
The story starts with Florrie Pinner teaching her niece Molly about her take on Spiritualism, Molly takes to the task and when Florrie dies she takes charge.
However things start to unravel when she finds herself quite quickly pregnant, despite the warning of a friend doing the same and being abandoned by the father, and the warnings of her aunt to keep independent, she marries.
Yes, the characters are interesting but I really didn't care about many of them and several of them appeared to die more ...more
However things start to unravel when she finds herself quite quickly pregnant, despite the warning of a friend doing the same and being abandoned by the father, and the warnings of her aunt to keep independent, she marries.
Yes, the characters are interesting but I really didn't care about many of them and several of them appeared to die more ...more
Oct 05, 2009 Helen rated it it was ok
Although i admit i found this novel strangely page turning, i have several criticisms! It was set in Victorian England, Preston to be precise, and yet there was little atmosphere of the time and place. I've read some wonderful historical novels in which you really feel immersed in the period. This novel felt oddly 'empty', feeling like it could have been set anywhere or anyplace. The story line (featuring heroine Molly, a young girl who inherits her aunt's business, conducting fake seances) was ...more
Jul 28, 2012 Shirley rated it liked it
I found this an easy read.It is the story of a young girl living with her Aunt a spiritual medium who is teaching her niece the skills needed to take over the business. It kept me interested right through the book though I felt the ending could have been stronger, maybe the author has left it so that she can return to these characters in another story.
Overall a well written story, a good light read. I would like to read more from this author.
Overall a well written story, a good light read. I would like to read more from this author.
Feb 14, 2012 Orla rated it really liked it
Many people criticise this book for feeling as though it's events could have happened any time in any place with no broody atmosphere people expect from a Victorian novel and that the characters were not the heroes or heroines the Victorian novel. For me, it's sense of "emptiness" was it's most glowing recommendation. This could have happened to anyone but it didn't it happened to her.
A good showing.
A good showing.
Jul 25, 2012 Sorell rated it it was amazing
This is a fabulous read, about a young girl from preston who becomes famous from her aunt exceptional 'talents', she meets the man of her dreams and soon find herself in trouble, this story has a gripping twist and is clearly well researched :) Loved it :)
Nov 13, 2009 BookScout rated it it was ok · review of another edition
The blurb promised exciting seances, ghosts and supernatural occurences. It turned out to be nothing more than a lame victorian sex romp peopled with stereotypes amidst a class struggle. Prose was very good but overall story disappointing.
Jul 06, 2012 Karen Sherwood rated it liked it
Would rate 2.5 if i could. Once you get past the annoying bits (characters, setting, language) which were all a bit superficial, I found it a bit of a page turner. That said won't be looking for any other books by this author.
Aug 11, 2011 Susanne Gruss rated it it was ok
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read it because of my interest in all things neo-Victorian... but this left a rather stale aftertaste (overuse of clichéd popular romance language, characters remain flat, etc.)
Jul 02, 2012 Fiona rated it it was ok
A fairly readable 'bodice-ripper'! Nothing too challenging and little to separate it from others of the same kind. Given that it was only 74p can't really complain.
Jun 27, 2012 Clare rated it it was ok · review of another edition
Shelves: library
I did not enjoy this one bit.
Clumsy period setting (I got annoyed by the "unlacing her drawers" business), melodramatic and not in a good way. I got bored!
Clumsy period setting (I got annoyed by the "unlacing her drawers" business), melodramatic and not in a good way. I got bored!
May 15, 2008 Hellsbells138hotmail.com rated it did not like it
Good beginning but plot too long and did not finish.
Faye L. Booth was born in Lancashire in 1980 and continues to live in the county. She shares her home with a menagerie of animals and has given up denying her eccentricity.More about Faye L. Booth...
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